The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-16
Neeklp gntelli9enfer.
DrVT1IAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Gliddeu barb wire at Sendens. Juiiou
anns and % ,stols at cost at Senden's. 1l6tt
Rubber garden hose and reels at Senoens.
An elegant line of parasols and ladies SILK
,mbrell as at Ahrens' myi4h
he prize baker, Chris. Meyer, can sell you
,resd better than you can make. mZiu
Ruy YOUR canned fruit Of Jake Fegert. A
srao sto.l inst re~ceived-fresh and nice. 2Stf
For Fresh bread and rolls leave ORDERS al
n. Hackers and the wagon Will pass your
Hsckmetack, n lasting and fragrant per-
fnme. Price % and 80 cents. For sale DF
Caples. ,1..aa,d
McRrsver. Bond & Lillsrd and MaYneia
whisky all six years old, st 50 90 per gallon
v. Sn..rman,s apr16tf
Toilet SOAPS very cheap at h. Wilker's. "A
largo stock lust received at H. Wilker's,
r.su,,in Ave. jul9w2
That hacking cough can be so quickly cur
ed by sbiloh's cure. We guarantee it. FOR
Sale by F. S. Capies Il Co. 1n4yleo"
Lawn. Settles and chairs, "Centennlaf' re-
frigerstors and reclining chairs at lowest
- U yvinLler,s. a30tf
Money! Money ! Without it there can be no
noon. I have it, both home and foreign to
loan on real estate. G. Ben. jnzoli
Will you suffer with dyspepsia ana iVer
complaint? shiloh's Vitslizer is guaranteed
to cure YOU. For sale by Csples. ]n4yleo"
Residences to Rent IL on Main street o
rooms: 1 On 18th street, 6 rooms; q cottage IN
the suburbs, 3 rooms; l on RidgeWay' .
r,oms. 4 between Ash and Oak, near Mrs.
q. K. Bsllard's; 2 on South street, and on
n;.. q Ron. ~june23tf
Mrs, Laura L. Young has taken the whole
Of the Atkinson house, and has thoroughly
renovated it, She is now prepared to accom-
modate comfortably a number Oh DoaroerS'
Terms reasonable, aud every effort maue "
please. ~
The new meat shop, next door to post
office, opened cut this morning. A 1uii sup
plv of fresh beef and mutton, Killed at home'
will be kept constantly on hand. Give US one
trial and if we do not give satisfaction dont
come again. Geo. W. Clark, proprietor, L.
So..;asar s,perintendeut. july2t
Wien the organs OF secretion peco"e
active by reason OF a cold or other cause 'ne
in6ammstorv material should be remover
and healthy action restored. Ayers flhs az
complish this quickly, safely and surely
Much serious sickness and suffering NAV Dc
prevented by promptly correcting such de-
rsngemeuts which often develop into settieo
disease.
County court proceedings on first page.
Mr.. Geo Fsrrar Is burning q large kiln OF
brick.
Circuit court meets two weeks from neA'
Monday.
Road Mr.. McCauslsnd's ad. 1t is full OF
bargains.
The Post has the new railroad law In full
this week.
Mr.. Sturges' has begun shingling his mann
moth lumber barn.
The time of the passenger trains on the
Missouri Pacific is to be shortened soon.
The roofs of the courthouse, clerks oulid'
ing and Jail have been painted this week.
Mr., Sinauer has something to say to oni
readers to-day. he always means some
thing when he speaks.
Mr.. Reuben St1vers met with a fall from
hay stack at Mr.. James Slushers' q few day
ago by which two Of his ribs were broken.
The weather was too hot for the briekiay
srs on the new hotel, last Tuesday and Wed
nesday, and they had to quit work for afeV
hours.
Granville Higgins plead guilty, Tuesday
before Esquire Clayton, to stealing some Goa
picks, and he is peckine rock for the count.
In consequence.
Two communications reached us yesterda,
W. lfolsGoA fn mat
pone them, but the paper was over up whel
we received them.
TiIdep J. Wilkinson had q preliminar
examination before Justice Collier, at Chapf
Hill, Tuesdsy last, for a felonious assaul
upon Rev.AddisonV auausdol. he was boun
over In the sum of $500.
The members of the I. o. G.. T. lodge {
Wellington are preparing for a grand picni
to be give ON the 2sth of July, in Rogs's pa
ture. below town. Several celebrated lee
turers will be present, among them Cap
Shields, Ex-Governor st. John and others
prominence. There will be refreshmer
stands on the grounds, and good music Wi
DE furnished. Everyone Is invited to con
and bring well filled baskets, and especial
those interested in ard In favor OF loo
option.
The board of directors of the LeXingto
and Kansas City Land and Improvemel
Company held 4 meeting last Tuesday,
which 1t was determined to amend their pre-
ent charter by providing that they may ope
ate a street railway. This is rendered neee
sary in order to procure a charter, lawful
for the extension of the road through the ne
addition. Mr., Jno. G. LOngdon sold
stock in the company to the other member
Owing to the excessive heat not mu b wo
has been done during the past few days
grading, hut a force of men has been engsg,
In macadamizing the street railroad track.
Another kidnapping case. Same felonior
ly minded person kidnapped several OF o
clizens last Wednesday, among them Jes
Hamlet, Milt. Crowder, Judge Welborn 81
three hounds, Jim Gates and TIP Gree
They had 100 pounds of ice and something
a box, beside one loaf of bread. W
Fsllstaff they cried as they went:-'O, mol
trous, but one ive-bushel box of sack to
this deal OF bread The last seen of thu
they were in q sklff being taken to WilmO
branch to catch minnows. thence to go
STO0hcu liNSl " > VI SSeASS -
wouldn't have gone without being coerc
en- view of the numerous bites they got
sast time they went-from mosquitoes.
A parcel of gypsies infested the town TO
eew DAYS begging and otherwise annoy
our people. On Monday Policeman HAM
gave them the command to move on, 6
ahey moved. If we were disposed to
sronfcal we might saw that they were q SW
smelling set, bat. then, we won't. They 8
they were Turks; probably they were; Il
seemed mean enough to be anything. w
one of the women even condescended to
to one of our young men:-'iou pre-
man; give me ten cent" He hadn't
such q speech made to him since the year
his life when he lived entirely on milk.
blushed, glanced around to see if anyb'
was looking, and gave the woman a quar-
We are glad they are gone. There is no t
ing what might have become of that yol
man.
HigginsyiIle Mr.. VIM. B. Wilson
here Friday. Miss Vensble, OF Colum
visit to relatives at Lexington. Misses l
and Alice Peak passed through here NJ
day On their WAY home from a visit to Bla
burn friends. Miss Laura Davis, of Lex
ton, Carrie Metcalf, of Blackburn, and d
Smith, of Sweet Springs. spent Monday
Tuesday with the Misses Catron. Miss LII
Young spent Monday with Mrs. A. W
She is absent attending the Teachers c
sention in Chicago. Miss Laura Bills
-, ha.n tho o,o-t of har stsfar Nrs NJ